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Автор: Ahmad Faris al-Shidyaq
Издательство: Ingram
Серия: Library of Arabic Literature
Жанр произведения: Историческая литература
Год издания: 0
isbn: 9780814744949
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      كتاب

      الساق على الساق

      فى ما هو الفارياق

      فارس الشدياق

      المجلد الثاني

      Leg over Leg

      or

      The Turtle in the Tree

      concerning

      The Fāriyāq

      What Manner of Creature Might He Be

      by

      Fāris al-Shidyāq

      Volume Two

      Edited and translated by

       Humphrey Davies

      NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS

       New York and London

      Table of Contents

      Letter from the General Editor

       Leg over Leg, Volume Two

       Book Two

       Chapter 1: Rolling a Boulder

       Chapter 2: A Salutation and a Conversation

       Chapter 3: The Extraction of the Fāryāq from Alexandria, by Sail

       Chapter 4: A Throne to Gain Which One Must Make Moan

       Chapter 5: A Description of Cairo

       Chapter 6: Nothing

       Chapter 7: A Description of Cairo

       Chapter 8: Notice that the Description of Cairo is Ended

       Chapter 9: That to Which I Have Alluded

       Chapter 10: A Doctor

       Chapter 11: The Fulfilment of What He Promised Us

       Chapter 12: Poems for Princes

       Chapter 13: A Maqāmah to Make You Sit

       Chapter 14: An Explanation of the Obscure Words in the Preceding Maqāmah and Their Meanings

       Chapter 15: . . . . . . . . . . Right There! ☞

       Chapter 16: Right Here!

       Chapter 17: Elegy for a Donkey

       Chapter 18: Different Forms of Sickness

       Chapter 19: The Circle of the Universe and the Center of This Book

       Chapter 20: Miracles and Supernatural Acts

       Notes

      Glossary

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